I am beyond excited about this! - Stephen

On this weeks Vundacast Danielle and Stephen talk briefly about the Epcot Food and Wine Festival, Cro-nuts, Kim Kardashian, golden toilets, some NaNoWrimo encouragement and most importantly Stephen's encounter with Kevin Smith & Jason Mewes playing the game "Let Us Fuck" on Jay and Silent Bob Get Old 152 . Stephen gives the play by play on how he got picked for the game and what it was like meeting his heroes. A classic episode of the Vundacast that you can't miss. Listen here and now.   powered by podcast garden In case you missed the last time I posted it here's my edited down appearance on Jay and Silent Bob Get Old 152. Make sure to subscribe to us on Itunes or Stitcher .

I attended the November 7th show of Jay and Silent Bob Get Old 152 and it was a magical experience. I was chosen to play "Let us Fuck" with Jason Mewes due to some ingenuity on my part and I chatted up our official podcast the Vundacast with my hero Kevin Smith . The next episode of the Vundacast I will talk all about it. For now you can enjoy the excerpt from the podcast I put up on youtube.

So this is a special edition of Smodcast Share Time as it lines up with the most appropriate Kevin Smith Holiday 420 Nootch! This year I urge you to go out and support the smodco. Go to Itunes purchase Kevin Smith's Cartoon Lagoon . It's three measly bucks and it's twenty-plus minutes of funny. Emphasis on the fun. There's a puppet Shecky, Jay dressed like Gilligan, and some choice Smodco animated goodness. The type of material I could've stretched out for a month on Smodcast Share Time. It's all here in a perfect morsel.   There's an appearance by Hollywood Babble-on's Ralph Garman reprising his role in spoilers in animated form as Doctor Cartoonius the man who sells Kev his yellow submarine. Ralph also plays an animated shark named Benchley who sounds just like the governator. There's a bit of a Pee-Wee Herman-ish live action/cartoon/puppet segment with Kev and Jay and then they introduce a bunch of sweet Smodco cartoons adapted from...

Kevin Smith is one of my favorite pop-culture icons. On my personal Mount Rushmore of directors that influence me he's got the Abe Lincoln spot. As you can tell from previous blogs , I really dig his smodcast internet radio network. I first discovered him as a filmmaker though. The first time a Kevin Smith project caught my eye was Mallrats. I was nine years old at the time and I saw tv spots for the film. I instantly thought it was cool and looked like something I had to see. I wouldn't see it for another 4 years. Cut to the year 1999 my brother Gabby and his then girlfriend Jeanette who practically lived at the movie theatre every weekend at this time. Head out on a date to see it. I remember asking them about the movie after their return. It must of been somewhere in their response that I learned about the filmmaker Kevin Smith and Jay and Silent Bob the stoner heroes who are in four major feature films. That Christmas ...